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A few months ago, I watched a toddler argue with a giraffe at the zoo. Yes. Argue. Adamantly. He stood

A few summers ago, my GPS betrayed me. I was driving to a client meeting when it suddenly rerouted me

Why I Don’t Coach Motivation—And What I Focus on Instead A few days ago, a high-performing sales leader said to

Small problems keep you busy. Bigger problems create clarity.

Coaching the manager is about lifting their own lid—mindset, motives, and habits—so the team can rise with them.

— and How to Reignite Momentum It’s one of the quietest leadership problems — and one of the most dangerous.

A few months ago, I watched a toddler argue with a giraffe at the zoo. Yes. Argue. Adamantly. He stood

A few summers ago, my GPS betrayed me. I was driving to a client meeting when it suddenly rerouted me

Why I Don’t Coach Motivation—And What I Focus on Instead A few days ago, a high-performing sales leader said to

Small problems keep you busy. Bigger problems create clarity.

Coaching the manager is about lifting their own lid—mindset, motives, and habits—so the team can rise with them.

— and How to Reignite Momentum It’s one of the quietest leadership problems — and one of the most dangerous.